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Records of the Geological Survey of India. 
[vol. VI. 
Report Spelling. 
Ellalm-deng 
ECadeng-mah-ngo 
Pyenmah-choung 
Map Spelling. 
Remarks. 
Hlandeng 
One and half mile west of the village. Several wells in the 
rocky bed of a stream, and a few more a little to the eastward. 
Several wells in a small stream running into the Khyoung- 
khoung. 
Pyengmakhoung 
Two springs or puddles a little way apart. 
roung-ngo 
3ahn-gi 
Hpoongi 
... A strone spring with much marsh-gas escaping. Water very 
nauseous. 
Sangyee ... Several springs wit h a copious evolution of marsh-gas, but 
a feeble discharge of brine. 
Pwongyee. 
E)an-nay dah-gi 
Ki-deing. 
Boolay 
Lay-myoung 
Tayzahn 
Long bahn 
Shuay-gyeng. 
Day-beng. 
Nyoung-kein. 
Yathaya ... 
Hsengahn. 
On nay dagyce. 
Bhwet-lay 
Let myoung 
Tazan. 
Long bhan. 
... Several wells sunk in sandstone on the north bank near the 
mouth of the Boolay-choung. 
... j Springs issue feebly on the top of a small hill, with a little 
marsh-gas. 
; Several wells about one mile south by west from the village. 
Oat pho ... ... Ot pho. 
Num-may-ahn ... Na ma yan 
Pyouk-hsiaht. 
Pay-goan. 
Ynali-thyt-koan. 
Thoau-ua boung. 
Wuddau-thah. 
Bliooyo. 
Hnet wall ... 
Kahngu ehoung 
Several springs, rather feeble, but with a considerable evo¬ 
lution of marsli-gas about half a mile south-east of town 
on rising ground. 
Nos. 21 to 26 all rise along the west side of the range of 
hills running down behind Promc in a south-easterly 
direction. 
... Several wells. 
... ; The brine here rises in a sort of pocket formed by a crushed 
i anticlinal, and we have here probably exemplified the 
manner in which most of the springs reach the surface, 
[ along lines rendered pervious by extreme folding, and the 
! disruption of the lower beds. 
(33) (38). 
Zigoan-choung. 
Toung-myouk-ehoung. 
